Use the EntraPass server for the following functions:
- Displaying all the applications connected to the server, the system event and
system error logs
- Registering new connections including workstation
applications, gateway applications, client applications such as SmartLink,
Video Vault, and Report Viewer
- Performing backups of data, archives, and in/out
databases
- Restoring data, archive, and in/out databases
- Verifying database integrity
- Changing the database language
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From the Start menu or
by clicking the desktop icon, start the EntraPass server. The Server
start up window displays a progress bar and information related
to the server start up process. When the process is complete, the logon window
displays.
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Click the Login/Logout
button.
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In the EntraPass Operator
logon window, enter your User
name and Password. The
default user name is
kantech. It is not case sensitive. Create
a new password. For information about creating passwords, see Password rules.
Note: To allow an operator to log on to the server, the system
administrator must click
System >
Security
Level, and select the option
Allow login on
server. For more information, see
Security Level Definition.
The system stores the last five user names, allowing
operators to select their user name from the list. To delete a user name
from the list, select the user name and press Delete on the keyboard. By
default, the Display Login List
parameter is disabled. You must enable it in the EntraPass Application window.
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After you enter the correct logon information, the EntraPass
server main window displays with the toolbars activated. Select the desired
toolbar to perform an operation or to display system information.
Note: The color of the status bar indicates the communication status:
green indicates that communication is working and red indicates
communication problems.
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Hover over the status flag to see a tooltip which describes the
displayed information: the first two coloured rectangles indicate the server
database open state and the database locked.
- If the first status flag is red, this indicates that the
system database is not open. This may be due to a backup or a database
verification in progress. If it is purple, this indicates that the
database is locked because a backup is being restored or the Mirror
database is copying data.
- If the second status flag is red, this indicates that
the database is unavailable. This happens when the server is processing
data or updating the database.
- A green rectangle indicates that the database is
available.
